Center of Science and Industry

Center of Science and Industry an acronym for Center of Science and Industry is a science historical center and research focus situated in Columbus, Ohio in the United States. Initially opened in 1964, Center of Science and Industry was moved to a 320,000 square foot cutting edge office outlined by Japanese modeler Arata Isozaki along a twist in the Scioto River in the Franklinton neighborhood in 1999. Center of Science and Industry includes in excess of 300 intuitive shows all through themed presentation zones.

COSI likewise works the biggest effort training system of any science historical center in the United States through COSI in the Classroom, 21st Century Lab field trip encounters, worldwide separation instruction Interactive Video Conferencing projects, and COSI On Wheels voyaging effort program. As well, COSI began the Camp-In overnight program for Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts in 1972 – an idea that is currently typical in galleries across the country. Since 1964, COSI has drawn in with about 30 million one of a kind guests through on location and effort programs.